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THE UNIVERSI 7TY HSPIAOF THE FUTURF

New Examination of an 'Old Subject.
Prof. W. A. Prayer.
n1 p._n- Picbar(Il Brinsley Sheridan's
u Px..,I." 'l'lio class in Play Pro-I
2: lion, uner t-h'e direction of Prof.
1). T.iL r. Admission Nvill
t e c arged, (Auditorium of Uuiver-
'audaAugust 12
IS a.m.-xuca No. fourteen-j
Sirut Na tional 'Lank, Detroit, Bob- I
Island, and the Detroit river. Leave
Iat 8 a. m., arrive at First National
2 unk 10 a. m.. Lunch at noon.
Lveon Bob-Lo boat at 1:30 p. mn.
LcaveeIBob-Lo at 6:30 p. m.,
I t i:kstn . lle "Ia., Aug. 7.-An at--
tempt by ieut .J. S. Doolittle, U. S.
A., to skirt the country in 24 hours
Iwith only one step was t hwartedI for
the lime being at the getaway at:
Pablo lbeach bore last night when iL;
spyecially construed )e I lavilan d fo
machfine was wrecked in the surf.
I =a zn , t' f1 Suffe'~ring 3Mental Ills
Londton. Aug. 7.--Dr: Sun Yat Sen,
loiui-hc,!u c;the' SoutherniiChinese
gvvcrnmen-,;t, is suffering from a ment-
Sal trouble which has already requir-
ed the attendance of two foreign brain
specialists, says a Hong Kong dis-
patch to the Daily Telegraph.
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Pily AVM arots Facs bring cesults.--Adv.

Yesterday 's Games
National League
Boston, 9, St. Louis 8.
I itt 51)nrg 1T, 1'iladeiphia 10.
Chicago -Brooklyn, rain.
Cincinnati-New York, rain.,
Amuerican League
St. Louis 16, Washington 1.
Chicago 12, Philadelphia 5.
jCleveland 7, Boston 0.
New York 4, Detroit 3.
To Try Soft Coal Strike Settlement
Clevecland, A1ug. 7. -_ Settlement of
the ilation v'ide soft coal strike un-
der a government plan that may re-
sult in the making of wage agree-
ments on substantially a national bas-
is will be presented to a conference
here Wednesday of coal operators,
whio dare expected to come from all
p~artsa of the country, with officials
of the uiin miners.
White Swan Laundry for quality
andl service. Plhone 165.-Adv.
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UNIH looing the Boulevard. Lack of ap-
KNOW YOURUNVER i 1%oriaions has caused a stop) in the
erecti(n)f the new structure., The
hospital in 1869 a~t its founding was
As soon as construction work is simply a large dweliling house, itua-
completed the University hospital now teo n the campus, that hald been con-
situated on Katherine street, northeast v-rted into hospital with accono--,
of the campus, will be moved into thdatioin for about 20 patients. Pt now
new three million dollar building to his 460 f eeds, an d with the comuple-
the northwest of Sleepy 1Hollow, over- tion of the new building it will have 1
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French). (illustrlated). A s
Prof. I. F. Liovilla in.
class in Tntciprea1 v,_ .,edin19
p, in.-_ Excrsion NO. tliirteC'n-
P a ioc t . a 0 ,, ri oParke, D avis com pany , D etroit,
Leave at 1:00 p). m., arrive 3:00 p.
mn. at plant.
p. in. ---illage Lifo in R2oman Egy pt
iiRevealed by Documents in the
i hlig;an Papyrus collecion. (Illus-
trated). Prof. A. E. Doak.
p. in.--1Educational miotion pictures.

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5 p. im.---Subject to thle tuuounced.
Prof. C. S. Yoakumn, Cat-rnegie In-
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casin Play lProductiHon, iunder' the
irect_ 'on of Prof. I. D.. T. Ilolhatonrl
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which he belongs."
Life insurance is inseparably bound up with the
prosperity of every individual, faiyi! and community.
U It is a secure and prosperous buinelss arnd satisfactory
to the salesman in every way.
. The JOHN HANCOCK would like to interest a few
ambiiou menwhograduate this year to make JOHN
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U Statistics on college graduates who have entered
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income. Before making a 'decision as to your career
U it would be well to make inquiries of the "Agency
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Ordinarily a diploma doest't turn into a horn of
plenty overnight. This truism sums up a good deal
of the advice you seniors may expect to hear.
People who know best don't want you to be im-
patient. They say you can't expect to run things
from the start. Are they right?
To answer that question, look back to the time
when you were freshmen. How many in your class
won any worthwhile campus honors that year?,
And why should they? What kind of a varsity
team would freshmen make?
Wrell, that's 'the way many people. feel about
seniors hoping to run the business world next year.
The ambition to lead is all right. But-in business
as at college-first must come the-try-outs. Then,
if you plug hard, the scrub team. Then, when you
show you've "got the stuff," the varsity.
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